One of my favorite ways to prepare salmon is to rub a zesty combination of spices into the fillet, let it sit to come to room temperature (and give the seasonings time to penetrate), pan fry the fish to create
Salmon and Fennel with Roasted-lemon Vinaigrette
You might not know it from the weather, but spring is on its way, and along with the frenzied cleaning of apartments and homes, shaking out of rugs, and stowing of wool sweaters, soon we’ll be lightening up our meals,
Ivory King Salmon with Chanterelles
Ivory King salmon is a delicacy of the Pacific Northwest – milder than the reddish varieties and rich in Omega-3s, it has the appearance of halibut and the flavor of wild Chinook (king) salmon. Once tossed aside as defective, this
Salmon-Potato Cakes with Greens and Dill Cream
Tighter budgets can still produce wonderful seafood meals. This preparation is relatively simple and quick, and can make use of leftovers: Friday night’s mashed potatoes and broiled salmon find new life in these savory cakes. They can stand alone as
Bourbon-glazed Salmon
This is a surprisingly rich, luscious preparation that complements the dense flesh of sockeye and coho salmon, both still available this time of the year. Use fresh or thawed fish – fillets work better than cross-cut steaks, as they allow
Homemade Gravlax
Although salmon has been preserved in a variety of ways across cultures – smoking, drying, and curing the most common methods – gravlax’s distinctive flavor owes its origins to Scandinavia. The name comes from the old Swedish gravad, or “buried,”
Copper River Sockeye and King salmon are here!
Every year we get in shipments of Copper River salmon, and every year it flies off our docks faster than the last. This year is no different! With the rising costs of salmon due to the federal ban of fishing